The Castle Hotel

The hotel is a bit dated and the rooms are fine, but could do with a bit of redecorating or some refurbishing. It is well located for walking around the town and would make a reasonable base for a few days in the area. The new manager was very friendly and helpful; being bothered about the comfort of our stay. The breakfast was fine - cereal, toast and cooked breakfast - so, whilst not a lot of choice it was definitely adequate. the coffee was very good.

The hotel and staff are really welcoming and kind :-) You feel just like home The food they serve is really delicious and and a good size 👍

A friend and I stayed one night at the Castle Inn in the lovely town of Coldstream. The inn is a proper older-style hotel with bar/restaurant downstairs - it isn't a corporate or chain hotel type of property which gives it a lovely charm. The rooms are quite small and the stairs are a bit steep, but the facilities are very comfortable and mod-cons such as wi-fi are available. The staff were excellent and I highly recommend the breakfast. Whilst in Coldstream, take the opportunity to have a walk through the village and to the bridge over the River Tweed, one end of which is in Scotland (the Coldstream end), the other in England.

Not a great hotel the room in our opinion was not up to standard at all . It was very hot in the room due to the radiators being on full belt and couldn't be switched off ,we were given a fan out of the kitchen that was covered in grease and the window would not stay open. We left a day early as we could not stand the place . A real shame as the local area is very buitifull ,

Very friendly welcome. Excellent food. Room was what I expected given the price I paid.

Ample parking; allowed to bring the dog and at a minimal charge; bed was comfortable; Breakfast was lovely

Very friendly and helpful staff and glad we picked here for our overnight stop

Staff were friendly the room was ok for one night but definitely needs updating but the breakfast made up for it

Room was very small and very dated, not somewhere you’d book unless as a last resort and being told we’d got it at a cheaper price kind of raised the old eyebrow! You’d need the neck of a giraffe to was the tv!